Elon Musk announced on Christmas Eve that he’s changing Tesla’s core mission statement. The shift from “Sustainable Abundance” to “Amazing Abundance” marks a significant rhetorical pivot for the EV company.
Used enterprise servers offer tons of cores, RAM, and expansion for a fraction of the cost. But is the hunt for parts and power bill worth it? Here’s a hands-on take.
The “aha” moment for AI didn’t happen in the boardroom—it happened in the music room. By encouraging personal play with AI, this CEO sparked a cultural shift from fear to curiosity that transformed his company’s approach to innovation.
A new web app called Neon Ichiban is launching as a direct successor to the old Comixology model. It’s backed by major publishers and is all about purchasing and owning your digital comics, not just streaming them.
A new theoretical proposal suggests the next generation of fusion reactors could do more than generate clean power. Their walls might be factories for elusive dark matter particles, offering a new way to solve one of physics’ biggest mysteries.
Samsung has unveiled its 2026 Odyssey gaming monitor lineup, headlined by a 6K glasses-free 3D display and a competitive model hitting a claimed 1,040 Hz. The five new models will be shown at CES 2026 in Las Vegas from January 6-9. This is a major push to maintain Samsung’s lead in high-refresh-rate
Larry Ellison is personally backing the Paramount-Skydance merger with a $40 billion pledge. This move highlights a new era of “philanthropic capitalism,” where billionaires use their wealth to reshape industries directly rather than donating to traditional charities.
In a major move for low-carbon manufacturing, AM Green and Japanese giant Mitsui have signed a strategic MoU. The deal focuses on potential investment in AM Green’s planned 1 million tonne per annum green aluminum complex in Andhra Pradesh, India.
The MSP software giant Kaseya began 2025 with the sudden departure of longtime CEO Fred Voccola. By June, former Intuit exec Rania Succar took over, promising a new era of customer obsession and innovation aimed directly at MSP growth.
A new concept for a magnetic cloaking device could make sensitive equipment practically invisible to disruptive magnetic fields. The design works for any shape, not just simple spheres, but it relies on supercold superconductors.
